Tooth pain and urgent visits
Pain is written down with the caller's words and a callback number for your team.
Dental offices
An AI assistant for dental calls.
The chair is full, the phone is ringing, and the caller wants to know if they can be seen.
Build session
- 01Describe your business
- 02Pick a voice and test it
- 03Go live
No prompt engineering. No implementation queue. Just a conversation that becomes your receptionist.
The call
Front-desk overflow and after-hours callers often get a message and call the next office.
Ava asks who is calling, whether they are a current patient, what the visit is about, and the times that would work. She does not book the chair, check insurance benefits, or give dental advice. Your team confirms the appointment.
What Ava asks
Industry-specific questions. The same limit: she saves the lead for your team.
Cleaning and recall requests
A cleaning request is a message, not a reserved chair.
New-patient questions
New patients are asked what they need. Insurance is noted, not verified.
After-hours messages
After hours, Ava takes the message. She does not tell the caller to wait out a dental emergency.
Saved for your team
Your services. Your questions. Your callback.
Appointment booking is coming soon. Ava does not book during the call, and she does not transfer the live call.
- Patient or new caller
- Reason for the visit
- Times that might work
- Callback number
Clear limits
Ava does not provide dental advice, verify benefits, or book the schedule during the call. A dental emergency that needs urgent care is told to contact emergency services or an on-call clinician using your approved script.
Set Ava up for the next dental call.
Describe the business, then call her before a customer does.